Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-16

GisSV Y SpdiS ~ diC wing O4S OOu
nth OF their old place where The Dem
n nC will always be found.
povson & Livingston have been meet
with so much enc engagement an,
~ n,e,ass in their billiard hall in connec
s!nn with the cigar business that the,
nave put in two new tables.
Tbere are remarkable cures reported
afF,cted by the use of the water flow.
a., rom the artesian well on the premi
"a. lns ol John J. Pry, just north OF the
y len River bridge. 1t is an excellent
cHr,tiye for cutaneouS diseases, as we'll
as rheumatism.
Tomorrow or next day, old 81. Leavitt
,,rca 4 CITY Councillor OF Ogden, but O
late Cincinnatus among the hav fields
and potato patches OF Juab,' returns tc
bIa southern plantation with his immor
tol span OF white mules, the whiteness ui
which is as blanched as their wisdom is
hoary.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment Association held the regular confer
once in the tabernacle yesterday, a great
crowd assembling. Those who could not
Get inside remained outside, getting what
The wind would watt to them from the
Jroppngs OF the sanctuary.
DIR. H. ]. Powers was called in the
other evening to fix tie left thigh of a
ionr-vear-od boy of Mr.. Heath. The
little fellow had been playing in Mayor
Ecces' lumber yard when a lot of lum-
her fell on him, fracturing the limb men,
toned in rather perilous manner.
The District Court is in session again
to-day. Criminal cases have the pre-
cedence at the suggestion of Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Varian.
Squire James Hutchins, of Statewide.
is ny authority for the statement that a
few days ago a eve in herd near Para
disc, Cache county, gave birth to five
lambs at one time. This is conceded to
beat all previous ecords as to ovine fer
tility. It's kind OF lamb boom.
by the way, Mr.. Reporter" was
asked this forenoon, "when is that race
between Bill Fischer and Joe Clayton's
donkey to come off?'' II don't know. !"
is all the reporter could answer, not vet
having got over the testimony in the
Dean case.
City Marshal Thomas II. Rallantine
who looks as martial" as his office calls
HIM is having a fine, big brick residence
erected for himself and family on Green
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Joseph Jackson is the architect.
The new combined Horrocks- Howell
block, on Fifth street, near Young, is
going rapidly. The foundation walls
have just been finished. The brick will
rush up fast.
On Friday night last, there was most
exhilarating gathering, "a rale Orish
toime," at the hospitable residence of
John L. Smyth, near the iron works.
Richard Delaney, Peter Farmer, VIM.
Studer and other gentlemen were pres
ent with their ladies. Professor John
Fowler discoursed sweet music on the
organ. All put in their best efforts to
make the occasion one OF mirth and Joy
in which they succeeded, not feeling
tired even when they broke up at a. m.
OF Saturday the l4th. BY the way, has
the once so melodious muse of Mr..
Smyth, the Thomas Moore of the depot,
hushed her voice for permanent silence
Why doesn't she MARBLE any more?
The astonishment over the verdict of
the jury in the Dean case, which almost
rose to excitement temperature on Satur-
DAY morning, has given VIZ to loyal sub
MISSION into the will OF the Twelve good
men and true, with an abiding Faith in the
efficacy OF try, try again"
Miss Kate Field, on the 23i instant,
will meet with as large reception as only
the liberal men and women of Ogden
know how to extend to anyone who raises
tongue or pen in denunciation of the prin-
ciples and practices Of what Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Hills called ''the
masonry Of scoundrelism.
It's Mrs. Gilloghly's land, not Mrs.
''Gilhooly's," that was sold the other day
Mr.. Bicksel.
Hon. lie Borrower will no longer
WELD the battle axe OF prosecution in
this District Court, either against polyg-
amists or other game. He has gone to
HALEY, AlturAs county, Idaho, where
he has been engaged in the prosecution
Of criminal cases in the District Court.
What is our loss is the gain of the good
people OF Wood River He is bound to
A'G - plLll&dlil GhSICSS dL lllC DdL VI
HALEY. He NAV be heard from occa-
sidnally by the readers of the DEIo-
Graf.
Do the good ladies OF Ogden who have
gardens in blosoming beauty remember
that they will have an opportunity to eX-
hibt generosity coupled with loyalty on
the Both, with free-handed donations of
flowers tor the decoration of the graves.
Minstrel Jhaw, this evening, in Union
Opera House.
Nellie Boyd is booked for three even
ings in Union Opera House, the latter
part Of this week. So there will be lots
Of entertainment and enjoyment.
H, w. Shurtlif's sign appears in pic
torial holiness on the sprinkling cart.
The fire laddies meet this evening in
general gathering to discuss with becom-
ing gratitude the liquid courtesies of one
OF the leading business men, whose
modesty does not admit mention of his
name.
Charles Webb, one of the staunch
Liberals of Salem, Illinois, has a prolific
flowing well on his plantation, near what
Is known as the Little Mountain.